If you’re at all familiar with Graco car seats, you know they love to have confusing, similar names. With three versions of the SlimFit, plus 2 versions of the True3Fit LX, it’s important to understand which car seat models are the narrowest if you’re looking to fit 3-across in your back seat.

Slim and ultra-narrow car seats are a hot trend right now. And while this new trend has been a godsend for many parents and caregivers looking to squeeze 3-across in their vehicle, it’s quite possible that the looming side-impact standard (FMVSS 213a), which will take effect on June 30, 2025, will force the discontinuation of some narrow harnessed car seats that aren’t able to comply with the stringent new requirements.

If you’re considering a Doona, chances are you are also comparing it to the Evenflo Shyft DualRide and wondering which might be better for you. Like all niche products, these car seats with integrated strollers are definitely convenient but there are tradeoffs.

There are THREE different models of the popular Evenflo Revolve360 Rotating Carseat and each model has various "trim levels" that offer different features at different prices. They all rotate 360° but trying to sort out which version has which features can be confusing. Since we have considerable experience with each of the different Revolve 360 models, we're going to break it all down for you.

The Graco SlimFit3 LX 3-in-1 carseat is the industry standard when it comes to narrow carseats. Need to get 3-across in your back seat? It’s likely you turn to the SlimFit3 LX first. What makes it so great? We dive deep in our review to show you all the pros and cons so you can make an informed decision before you buy.